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 1 2 |          laity, nay, and this is far more lamentable, to the
 2 10|       human nature. We have gone far beyond that: we have reached
 3 11|                           11. So far, Venerable Brethren, there
 4 13|       absolute truth: for, in so far as they are symbols, they
 5 14|                         14. Thus far, Venerable Brethren, of
 6 14|        and truly a believer.~How far off we are here from Catholic
 7 16|        of phenomena, still in as far as they are lived by faith
 8 19|          the formulas only in as far as they are useful to him,
 9 21|                         21. Thus far We have spoken of the origin
10 25|      subordinated to science, as far as phenomenal elements are
11 25|      disciplinary authority. But far more advanced and far more
12 25|        But far more advanced and far more pernicious are their
13 34|       Books in every way, and so far from finding imperfections
14 36|          sense of control, go so far as to proclaim as true and
15 43|      they certainly do not go so far as the former, have yet
16 43|     priori rules they destroy as far as they can the pious traditions
17 45|          fully in force, and, as far as may be necessary, We
18 46|         describes theology as so far in front of all others that
19 49|      candidates for Holy Orders. Far, far from the clergy be
20 49| candidates for Holy Orders. Far, far from the clergy be the love
21 53|        Pontiff. Let there be, as far as this is possible, a special
22 55|         on any apparition, in as far as it regards the fact itself,
23 55|     itself, that is to say in as far as it is relative, always
24 55|         of the fact; while in as far as it is absolute, it must
25 56|      what We have laid down thus far should fall into oblivion,